Connected accounts

Live. Runs on every search for a Discord ID, and on its own with GET /v1/connections/{id}.

The connections module answers everything the public profile page shows but the standard profile module can’t: bio, pronouns, Nitro since, pre-pomelo legacy username, mutual servers with DisDog’s indexer, and every linked external account (Steam, Spotify, YouTube, Twitch, GitHub, Reddit, PlayStation, Xbox, Battle.net, Riot, TikTok, …).

What it returns

Field	What it is
`bio`	The “About me” text on the profile. `null` when it is empty.
`pronouns`	The pronouns the account set on its profile.
`legacyUsername`	The old `name#1234` username, kept by Discord after the account moved to pomelo.
`bannerUrl`, `accentColor`	The profile’s banner image (when set) and the accent colour behind the username.
`premiumType`	`0` none, `1` Classic, `2` Nitro, `3` Basic.
`premiumSince`, `premiumGuildSince`	When Nitro and server boosting started, as ISO dates.
`mutualGuilds`	Servers DisDog’s own indexer shares with this account. The set grows as the indexer joins more servers.
`connections`	Every connected account on the profile, with `type`, `name`, `id`, `typeName`, `verified`, `revoked`, a public `url` when the platform exposes one, and `metadata` published for that connection.
`profileBadges`	Profile badges Discord returns on the profile endpoint (verification, moderator alumni, boost tiers…).
`connections[].details`	The account looked up on its own platform (see below): `displayName`, `handle`, `avatarUrl`, `bannerUrl`, `bio`, `createdAt`, `verified`, `live` (Twitch), `stats`, `facts`, `links` (other accounts the platform profile points to, each with its `type` and `handle`; links to accounts that don’t exist are left out), and `items` (games, videos, repositories, posts…). `null` when the platform has no public source.
`foundAccounts`	Accounts the connected profiles link to in turn, kept only when the account exists (a TikTok or an Instagram on their Twitch channel…), with `type`, `name`, `url`, `via` (the platform it was found on) and the same `details`.

Platform lookups

Each connected account is followed up on its own platform:

Platform	What `details` holds
Twitch	Followers, partner / affiliate, live now (title, game, viewers), last stream, recent broadcasts, the channel’s social links.
Xbox	Gamerpic, Gamerscore, followers, account tier, tenure, and game history with achievement progress.
X	The account itself: followers, following, post and like counts, media count, join date, location, website and account type. The posts themselves are not read.
Steam	Persona, real name and location (when set), member since, VAC and trade bans, status, most played games or groups.
GitHub	Followers, repositories, company, location, public e-mail, website, latest repositories.
YouTube	Subscribers, video count, handle, latest videos.
TikTok	Followers, following, likes, videos, join date, bio link.
Bluesky	Followers, following, posts, latest posts.
SoundCloud	Followers, tracks, likes, full name, city.
Roblox	Friends, followers, groups, previous names, linked socials.
Kick	Followers, verified, live now (title, category, viewers), what they stream, linked socials.
Domain	Registrar, registration and expiry dates, status, name servers.

Epic Games, Spotify, Reddit, Instagram, PlayStation, Battle.net and Riot accounts are listed with their name and link, without details.

How to run it

On its own, for one ID:

curl "https://api.dis.dog/v1/connections/123456789012345678" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DISDOG_KEY"

Or as part of a search: the connections entry of modules has "status": "found" and the same object in data.

Good to know

The source is Discord’s own /users/{id}/profile endpoint, read with a dedicated account. Each ID is cached up to 6 hours.
Only accounts the user chose to make visible on their profile appear in connections; private connections are hidden by Discord itself.
mutualGuilds is relative to DisDog’s indexer. An empty list does not mean the account is in no server, only that it shares none with ours.
The endpoint is rate-limited by Discord; a transient failure answers "status": "error" in a search, and the next search retries.

Bios and connected account names are text written by users. Show them as text, never as HTML, and do not follow their links automatically.

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